Pennsylvania Teacher Certification

How to Become a Teacher in Pennsylvania

In order to earn a Pennsylvania teacher certification, applicants must meet certain education and testing requirements and undergo a background check by the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI). Once these general requirements are met, applicants may be eligible for one of the following certificates: Regular Education Instructional I, Regular Education Instructional II, Educational Specialist, Intern, Vocational Education Instructional I, Vocational Education Instructional II, or Vocational Education Intern.

Spotlight School

DeVry University

Popular Programs:

• Master's-Education
• Graduate Certificate-Management of Education Corporation/Corporate Training Divisions
• Graduate Certificate-Education Leadership
• Graduate Certificate-Curriculum Leadership

Pennsylvania Teacher Education Requirements

Traditionally, individuals who want to become a teacher in Pennsylvania must complete an approved teacher education program resulting in a minimum of a bachelor’s degree and a recommendation from the institute. During the course of their teacher preparation programs, eligible applicants will have earned at least six credits in the area of college-level Mathematics and six credits in English Literature and Composition. Additionally, beginning in 2011, prospective teachers in the state of Pennsylvania must have a minimum of three credits related to ESL education and nine credits in the area of teaching students with disabilities. Candidates for a teaching license who have a bachelor’s degree or higher in an endorsed content area who have not undergone a traditional teacher preparation program may be eligible for a Pennsylvania teaching certificate through one of the available alternative certification routes.

Profiles of Well Known Schools

Penn State University: University Park is home to Penn State’s highly ranked College of Education. Penn State’s College of Education programs continually rank very well. All of the College’s graduate programs rank in the top 20 of their respective disciplines including seven programs in the top 10. The Workforce Education program ranked number one in its respective category. Penn State University’s high rankings are more of an outgrowth of their focus on preparing and molding excellent educators that are ready and willing to go out and make a difference no matter what their role is in education. The faculty members and staff within the department are highly dedicated educators that make a habit of going above and beyond the call of duty for eager, yet sometimes-apprehensive students who desire to become educators.

Pennsylvania Teacher Testing Requirements

Pennsylvania requires that all individuals seeking initial instructional certification in the state take and pass the Praxis series of tests in the areas of fundamental content knowledge (i.e. reading, mathematics, and writing) as well as subject-area expertise in the content area they wish to teach. Educational Specialists who are licensed in another area such as school psychology or nursing are exempt from the testing requirement.

Pennsylvania Teacher Salary and Jobs

Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics as of May 2011.

Pennsylvania Teacher Interviews

Interview with Trish Nodolski, Pennsylvania Preschool Teacher and Program Director

Interview with Lisa Butler, Pennsylvania Middle School Spanish Teacher

School Programs for Becoming a Teacher in Pennsylvania

Request free information from the following schools to learn more about your options for choosing a teacher degree program. We recommend you: Request information from one or more of these schools

University of Phoenix

Popular Programs:

• M.A. in Education/Early Childhood Ed.
• M.A. in Education/Secondary Teacher Education
• B.S. in Education / Elementary Education
• A.A. in Elementary Education
• And more...

Brandman University Online

Popular Programs:

• MA in Education (Leadership in Early Childhood Education)
• BA in Early Childhood Education
• MA in Educational Leadership and Administration (Tier 1)
• MA in Education with Instructional Technology Emphasis
• And more...

Western Governors University

Popular Programs:

• M.A. Teaching (K-8)
• Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Preparation Program (K-8)
• B.A. Interdisciplinary Studies (K-8)
• M.A. Teaching - Mathematics (5-9 or 5-12)
• And more...

Concordia University Online

Popular Programs:

• B.S. in Early Childhood Education (Birth - 5 Years)
• M.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction: Curriculum & Instruction: Early Childhood Education
• Special Education (Early Childhood/Elementary)
• Educational Administration: (EDD)
• And more...

Grand Canyon University

Popular Programs:

• M.A. in Teaching - Professional Learning Communities (Does not lead to initial teacher licensure)
• B.S. in Early Childhood
• M.Ed. in Early Childhood (Does not lead to initial teacher licensure)
• M.Ed. in Early Childhood (Leads to initial teacher licensure)
• And more...

Frequently Asked Questions about Becoming a Teacher in Pennsylvania

Question: How to I become a substitute teacher in Pennsylvania?

Answer: To be a substitute teacher in Pennsylvania, you do not need to be a certified teacher, but you must have a bachelor’s degree. With a degree, you can substitute for up to 20 days in one position. To work for longer than 20 days in the same position, you must get an emergency permit through the Pennsylvania Department of Education http://www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt

Schools with Teaching Degree Programs in Pennsylvania

Albright College
1621 N. 13th St.
Reading, PA 19612-5234
(610) 921-2381
www.albright.edu/admission/index.html

Alvernia College
400 Saint Bernardine St
Reading, PA 19607-1799
(610) 796-8200

Arcadia University
450 S Easton Rd
Glenside, PA 19038-3295
(215) 572-2900
www.arcadia.edu/admissions/

Baptist Bible College and Seminary
538 Venard Rd
Clarks Summit, PA 18411
(570) 586-2400
www.bbc.edu/college

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
400 E Second St
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
(570) 389-4000

Bucknell University
Dent Drive
Lewisburg, PA 17837
(570) 577-2000
www.bucknell.edu/x68.xml

Bucks County Community College
275 Swamp Rd
Newtown, PA 18940-4106
(215) 968-8000
www.bucks.edu/admissions

Butler County Community College
107 College Drive
Butler, PA 16002
(724) 287-8711
www.bc3.edu/

Student Review: “My overall experience with the Secondary Education program offered at Butler County Community College has been positive. The college has an excellent amount of resources available to pre-service teachers at multiple times during the week and a friendly staff. The professors are very dedicated to nurturing future teachers as well as preparing them for the PAPA exams. I have found the professors to have been extremely helpful and effective as a teacher and truly challenges students. I would highly recommend this school to any student who is looking to go into teaching in Pennsylvania but needs to save money at the same time.” -Rebecca S., student at Butler County Community College

California University of Pennsylvania
250 University Ave
California, PA 15419-1394
(724) 938-4400

Carlow University
3333 Fifth Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3165
(412) 578-6000
admissions.carlow.edu/

Chatham University
Woodland Rd
Pittsburgh, PA 15232
(412) 365-1100
www.chatham.edu/admissions/index.cfm

Student Review:“Since Chatham is such a small school, the personalized attention you get is great as is the small class sizes. The professors really get to know you as a person. But the education program itself is a disaster. You are not prepared for the hands-on teaching experience; most of the content is theory-based. Classes are also not at all challenging. They can be enjoyable at times, particularly when teaching mock lessons to classmates, but beyond that, they’re just easy. My thinking was not stretched at all. In the end, the program sets you up for failure in the actual classroom. For a private university costing upwards of $40,000 a year, I am now a college graduate and unemployable. I would not recommend this program to anyone who is serious in their desire to teach.” -Runa Z., student at Chatham University

Chestnut Hill College
9601 Germantown Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19118-2693
(215) 248-7000
www.chc.edu/page_template.asp?section=2&file=189_admissions

Clarion University of Pennsylvania
840 Wood St
Clarion, PA 16214
(814) 393-2000
www.clarion.edu/admiss/

Community College of Allegheny County
800 Allegheny Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15233-1895
(412) 323-2323

Community College of Beaver County
One Campus Drive
Monaca, PA 15061-2588
(724) 775-8561

Community College of Philadelphia
1700 Spring Garden Street
Philadelphia, PA 19130
(215) 751-8010
www.ccp.edu

Student Review: “First of all, I have to admit that my experience in this college was absolutely amazing. There are several people who have said some negative comments to me about the college, but once I joined I have felt the total opposite. Taking each education course in this college has forged a different personality in me. I feel that I am more mature, more knowledgeable, and more responsible in this world. Thanks of course to the tremendous efforts of the professors at this college and to the down-to-earth approach they use when talking to students and fulfilling their needs. The academic background of the professors is certainly of high standards, though the quality of material used in the courses is debatable. All in all, the educational environment in the college that I attended is absolutely a healthy one that promotes good and positive learning.” -Jonas M., student at Community College of Philadelphia

DeSales University
2755 Station Avenue
Center Valley, PA 18034-9568
(610) 282-1100
desales.edu

Delaware County Community College
901 S Media Line Rd
Media, PA 19063-1094
(610) 359-5000
www.dccc.edu/admissions/

Drexel University
3141 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, PA 19104
(215) 895-2000
www.drexel.edu/admissions/overview.aspx

Student Review: “Early childhood education at Drexel University was very challenging, yet rewarding. I remember being initially shocked at how challenging an education major was compared to some other majors. For some reason I wasn’t expecting such a needed career to involve so many obstacles. The work load was intense and many of the classes were first thing in the morning. Along with five classes per week, as opposed to the normal four, we had student teaching from 8am to 4pm on Wednesdays. Despite all of the difficulties I have been mentioning, this was the silver lining. I was placed in a 3rd grade classroom. In this school district, which was a great one, the curriculum called for an inclusion program regarding special needs children. Through this experience I found I had a passion for working with Autistic children. It brings many challenges but my experience with Drexel’s early childhood education and special needs programs has prepared me whole heartedly.” -Angie A., student at Drexel University

Student Review: “Drexel University has been one of the most pleasant experiences I have had in my lifetime. I have learned so much about myself and my work ethic. There are so many opportunities available, for example the co-op during undergraduate and many more student ran organizations which help facilitate the true Drexel experience. I have learned to manage my time well though the quarter system. Overall, Drexel has allowed me to gain a solid education and build a foundation for the lifetime.” -Mohil P., student at Drexel University

Duquesne University
Administration Bldg 600 Forbes Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15282
(412) 396-6000

East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania
200 Prospect Street
East Stroudsburg, PA 18301-2999
(570) 422-3211

Eastern University
1300 Eagle Rd
Saint Davids, PA 19087-3696
(610) 341-5800
www.eastern.edu/admissions/undg/index.html

Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
219 Meadville Street
Edinboro, PA 16444-0001
(814) 732-2000
www.edinboro.edu/admissions/

Elizabethtown College
One Alpha Dr
Elizabethtown, PA 17022-2298
(717) 361-1000
www.etown.edu/Admissions.aspx

Empire Beauty School-Lehigh Valley
1634 MacArthur Rd
Whitehall, PA 18052
(800) 223-3271

Empire Beauty School-Exton
454 W Lincoln Highway
Exton, PA 19341
(800) 223-3271

Empire Beauty School-Harrisburg
3941 Jonestown Rd
Harrisburg, PA 17109
(800) 223-3271

Empire Beauty School-Lancaster
1801 Columbia Ave
Lancaster, PA 17603
(800) 223-3271

Empire Beauty School-Lebanon
1776 Quentin Rd Cedar Crest Sq
Lebanon, PA 17042
(800) 223-3271

Empire Beauty School-Philadelphia Woodhaven Rd
1026 Woodhaven Rd
Philadelphia, PA 19154
(800) 223-3271

Empire Beauty School-Pottsville
324 N Centre St
Pottsville, PA 17901
(800) 223-3271

Empire Beauty School-Reading
2302 N 5th St
Reading, PA 19605
(800) 223-3271

Empire Beauty School-Shamokin Dam
Orchard Hills Plz US Rte 11 & 15
Shamokin Dam, PA 17876
(800) 223-3271

Empire Beauty School-State College
208 W Hamilton St
State College, PA 16801
(800) 223-3271

Empire Beauty School-Warminster
435 York Rd
Warminster, PA 18974
(800) 223-3271

Empire Beauty School-Williamsport
1808 East Third Street
Williamsport, PA 17701
(800) 223-3271

Empire Beauty School-Wyoming Valley
3370 Birney Avenue
Moosic, PA 18507
(800) 223-3271

Empire Beauty School-York
2592 Eastern Blvd
York, PA 17402
(800) 223-3271

Gannon University
109 W Sixth St
Erie, PA 16541-0001
(814) 871-7000
www.gannon.edu/admiss

Geneva College
3200 College Ave
Beaver Falls, PA 15010-3599
(724) 846-5100

Gettysburg College
300 N Washington St
Gettysburg, PA 17325-1486
(717) 337-6000
www.gettysburg.edu/admissions/

Great Lakes Institute of Technology
5100 Peach Street
Erie, PA 16509-2482
(814) 864-6666
www.glit.edu/admissions.html

Grove City College
100 Campus Dr
Grove City, PA 16127-2104
(724) 458-2000
www.gcc.edu/Admissions.php

Gwynedd Mercy College
1325 Sumneytown Pike
Gwynedd Valley, PA 19437-0901
(215) 646-7300
www.gmc.edu/admissions/

Holy Family University
9801 Frankford Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19114-2009
(215) 637-7700
my.holyfamily.edu

Immaculata University
1145 King Rd
Immaculata, PA 19345-0702
(610) 647-4400
www.immaculata.edu/Admission/index.htm

Indiana University of Pennsylvania-Main Campus
1011 South Dr 201 Sutton Hall
Indiana, PA 15705-1098
(724) 357-2100
www.iup.edu/admissions/default.aspx

Juniata College
1700 Moore St
Huntingdon, PA 16652-2196
(814) 641-3000
www.juniata.edu/admission/

Keystone College
One College Green
La Plume, PA 18440-0200
(570) 945-8000
www.keystone.edu/admissions

Kings College-Wilkes Barre
133 N River St
Wilkes Barre, PA 18711-0801
(570) 208-5900
www.kings.edu/Admissions/index.htm

Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
15200 Kutztown Rd
Kutztown, PA 19530-0730
(610) 683-4000

Student Review: “Kutztown University provided an adequate teacher preparation program. The professors seemed to have a great deal of classroom experience and generally seemed enthusiastic about teaching and preparing students to enter the education field. A great deal of time is spent on lesson plan development and best practices for delivering information to students, many of the strategies I learned I still use in my classroom today. The most beneficial aspect of the education program was the amount of time required to be in an actual classroom. Upon entering the program you are expected to do a minimum of 20 observation hours in a classroom. Before student teaching is a professional semester where half of the semester is spent working in classroom and then there is a semester of student teaching. The university does an excellent job of varying your placements, so you see a variety of grades, subjects and locations (ural/rural/suburban). One area that I feel could be improved is the emphasis on lesson plan writing. Much time was spent on students writing lesson plans according to the Kutztown lesson plan format. In reality, all districts require different lesson plan formats so spending so much time perfecting ours for Kutztown seemed to be a waste of time that could have been focused elsewhere. I also feel that Kutztown was lacking in technology courses. Technology is an essential part of teaching and very little time was spent on learning about different ways to integrate learning into lessons.” -Christine K., student at Kutztown University

La Roche College
9000 Babcock Blvd
Pittsburgh, PA 15237-5898
(412) 367-9300
www.laroche.edu/admission/home.htm

Lancaster School of Cosmetology
50 Ranck Ave
Lancaster, PA 17602
(717) 299-0200

Lebanon Valley College
101 N College Ave
Annville, PA 17003-1400
(717) 867-6100
www.lvc.edu/admission

Lehigh Carbon Community College
4525 Education Park Dr
Schnecksville, PA 18078-2598
(610) 799-2121
www.lccc.edu

Lehigh University
27 Memorial Dr W
Bethlehem, PA 18015
(610) 758-3000
www.lehigh.edu/admissions

Levittown Beauty Academy
Vermillion Square – 8919 New Falls Road
Levittown, PA 19054
(215) 943-0298

Lincoln University of Pennsylvania
1570 Baltimore Pike
Lincoln University, PA 19352-0999
(484) 365-8000
www.lincoln.edu/admissions/index.html

Lock Haven University
401 North Fairview Street
Lock Haven, PA 17745-2390
(570) 484-2011
www.lhup.edu/admissions/index.shtml

Luzerne County Community College
1333 South Prospect Street
Nanticoke, PA 18634-3899
(570) 740-0200
www.luzerne.edu/admissions/welcome.jsp

Magnolia School
50 E Butler Pike
Ambler, PA 19002
(215) 643-5994
www.thevisionacademy.edu

Manor College
700 Fox Chase Rd
Jenkintown, PA 19046-3399
(215) 885-2360
www.manor.edu/Admissions/index.htm

Marywood University
2300 Adams Ave
Scranton, PA 18509-1598
(570) 348-6211
www.marywood.edu/admissions/

Mercyhurst College
501 E 38th St
Erie, PA 16546
(814) 824-2000
www.mercyhurst.edu/admissions

Student Review: “So far, my experience at Mercyhurst University as an Education major has been very rewarding. I have a work study job at a nearby daycare which allows me to have more experience with children, making me more marketable upon graduation when combined with the future experiences I will gain as I complete student teaching and my practicum. I am a freshman and have taken one class so far and am taking two more next trimester (starting November 26th). In this one class I have already been able to establish a portfolio of lesson plans and activities that I can use in the future. My professors are willing to give any advice and share lots of stories about their own experiences in the classroom that help guide us to success when we have our own. We even have a curriculum library section that includes materials we can use in the classroom as well as a section of children’s books for us to use. I have already utilized this great benefit and because of it have gotten great ideas. We also have Kappa Delta Pi, a student honors organization for Education majors. Also, the opportunity to major both in special education and early childhood education as a dual major provides a chance to complete a degree in the same amount of time but with more qualifications upon entering the job market.” -Deanna M., student at Mercyhurst College

Messiah College
One College Ave
Grantham, PA 17027
(717) 766-2511
www.messiah.edu/admissions/

Millersville University of Pennsylvania
20 Dilworth Rd
Millersville, PA 17551-0302
(717) 872-3024
www.millersville.edu/admit.php

Student Review: “I was positively surprised at how well Millersville University provided me with a well-rounded education and an opportunity to get involved with others. I personally benefitted from the large number of staff and resources available. My professors challenged me, but were caring enough to offer their support and time to students that needed it. The size of Millersville’s campus was just right, being compact, yet big enough to not get bored. There are numerous beautiful spots on campus, including the old library and the pond. There are multiple dining facilities on campus, offering a multitude of foods. The university also sponsors many events, including movie screenings that I took advantage of. My only complaint is that the computers were often slow and printers always seemed to be out of paper. However, there were several computer labs to choose from.” -Heather H., student at Millersville University of Pennsylvania

Misericordia University
301 Lake St
Dallas, PA 18612-1098
(570) 674-6400
admissions.misericordia.edu/

Montgomery County Community College-Central Campus
340 Dekalb Pike
Blue Bell, PA 19422-0796
(215) 641-6300
www.mc3.edu/admissions/

Moore College of Art and Design
20th and the Parkway
Philadelphia, PA 19103-1179
(215) 568-4515

Northampton County Area Community College
3835 Green Pond Rd
Bethlehem, PA 18020-7599
(610) 861-5300
www.northampton.edu/admissions/

Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus
201 Old Main
University Park, PA 16802-1589
(814) 865-4700
admissions.psu.edu/

Student Review: “I had a great time during my years at Penn State. Although there were 40,000 students that attended the main campus, I never felt like it was too big. There were enough small classroom experiences that I was able to feel comfortable and get to know most of my professors. I was able to take a wide array of class subjects before deciding on my major. Most of the professors I had were great and you could tell they really cared about the subject matter. The surrounding area is beautiful and there is alot to do downtown. I would recommend this school to anyone and I had the best four years of my life at Penn State. I would love to go back for grad school some day soon.” -Matt F., student at Pennsylvania State University

Pennsylvania State University-Penn State Harrisburg
777 W Harrisburg Pike
Middletown, PA 17057-4846
(717) 948-6452
admissions.psu.edu/contact/campuses/

Philadelphia Biblical University-Langhorne
200 Manor Ave
Langhorne, PA 19047-2990
(215) 752-5800
www.pbu.edu/admissions/undergrad/index.htm

Point Park University
201 Wood St
Pittsburgh, PA 15222-1984
(412) 391-4100
www.pointpark.edu/default.aspx?id=27

Reading Area Community College
10 S Second St
Reading, PA 19603-1706
(610) 372-4721
www.racc.edu/Admissions/default.aspx

Robert Morris University
6001 University Boulevard
Moon Township, PA 15108-1189
(412) 762-0097
www.rmu.edu

Rosemont College
1400 Montgomery Ave
Rosemont, PA 19010-1699
(610) 527-0200
www.rosemont.edu/uwc/admissions/index.php

Saint Francis University
117 Evergreen Dr
Loretto, PA 15940
(814) 472-3000
www.francis.edu

Saint Josephs University
5600 City Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19131-1395
(610) 660-1000
www.sju.edu/admissions/

Student Review: “I am currently in my 4th and final year at St. Joe’s getting my degree in elementary and special education. I have learned a lot, had a lot of hands on classroom experience, and enjoyed my professors. One of the most interesting things about St. Joe’s is that I completed my final year in their online program. The online program requires students to attend online classes with video conferencing for assignments and weekly discussion boards. One hundred percent of the program can be done online, which makes it a very flexible program for those who cannot attend a traditional college program. Obviously, it takes a lot of preparation and planning, and I needed to set up and complete quite a few observations and aiding hours. However, I was able to do this close to my home on the day of my choosing. The staff was mostly very available and helpful via email or Blackboard’s version of Skype. I did, however, miss teacher office hours, and the having verbal class discussions. Overall, I have really liked this program and have learned a lot!” -Beth D., student at Saint Josephs University

Saint Vincent College
300 Fraser Purchase Rd
Latrobe, PA 15650-2690
(724) 539-9761
www.stvincent.edu/admission

Seton Hill University
Seton Hill Dr
Greensburg, PA 15601
(724) 834-2200
www.setonhill.edu/o/index.cfm?PID=5

Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
1871 Old Main Drive
Shippensburg, PA 17257-2299
(717) 477-7447
www.ship.edu/admiss

Student Review: “My experience in the teaching program at Shippensburg University was fantastic. I truly felt prepared when I began teaching. I feel that Shippensburg has a higher standard than most colleges in PA. Shippensburg’s grade requirements are higher than the rest of the schools in the state system. Shippensburg professors demanded excellence and are wonderful. Not only did they teach the education classes at the university, but also they also substituted in the classrooms of the surrounding districts. It was nice to see the professors remain an active part of elementary education. Shippensburg also has an elementary school on campus. This allows the education students access to a classroom during freshman year. All of the classrooms have one-way mirrors that allow for observation with no disruption. Shippensburg provided a great student teaching experience for me. My requirements were beyond other student teachers in the state university system. Unlike many of those teachers, I was prepared when I graduated from Shippensburg. So much so, that I actually had a job as a permanent substitute for the rest of the year. Shippensburg has a fantastic reputation and an excellent education program. I highly recommend this program to anyone interested in teaching.” -Jennifer K., student at Shippensburg University

Susquehanna University
514 University Ave
Selinsgrove, PA 17870-1025
(570) 374-0101
www.susqu.edu/admissions/

Temple University
1801 North Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19122-6096
(215) 204-7000
www.temple.edu/admissions/index.htm

Student Review: “I am currently a senior at Temple. Their class selection is great. The professors are acceptable as long as you do your research on them. I learned a lot here, and they really offer a lot of resources for you to take advantage of. There are offices to help you with career choices and internships. Some of the buildings here are very old but other buildings (Tuttleman, Alter Hall) are cutting-edge, have comfy seats, smart-boards, and do not feel as crummy. The tuition for PA students is pretty low, and there is even a tuition freeze going on right now to help out the students. I know safety is a high priority concern, seeing as Temple is in one of the worst parts of Philadelphia. Needless to say, the campus is the cleanest area for miles, and there are lights on 24/7. It’s is very safe on campus. If you live off campus, just keep your wits about you and don’t go asking for trouble. There are lots of activities to keep students busy, and lots of clubs. In conclusion, Temple isn’t a bad school for it’s value. The worst part about it is that it’s in Philadelphia, but if you can adjust to that, you will learn a lot and have a good time as well.” -Robert M., student at Temple University

The University of the Arts
320 S Broad St
Philadelphia, PA 19102-4901
(215) 717-6000
www.uarts.edu/admission/

Thiel College
75 College Ave
Greenville, PA 16125-2181
(724) 589-2000
www.thiel.edu/admissions/index.htm

University of Pennsylvania
1 College Hall 34th and Spruce Sts
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6303
(215) 898-5000
www.upenn.edu/admissions/

University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus
4200 Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
(412) 624-4141
www.oafa.pitt.edu

University of Scranton
800 Linden Street
Scranton, PA 18510-4629
(570) 941-7400

Valley Forge Christian College
1401 Charlestown Road
Phoenixville, PA 19460
(610) 935-0450
www.vfcc.edu

Washington & Jefferson College
60 S Lincoln St
Washington, PA 15301
(724) 503-1001
www.washjeff.edu/content.aspx?section=1356&menu_id=379&crumb=354&id=1359

West Chester University of Pennsylvania
University Avenue and High Street
West Chester, PA 19383
(610) 436-1000
www.wcupa.edu/toplevel/admissions.asp

Westminster College-New Wilmington
319 South Market Street
New Wilmington, PA 16172
(724) 946-8761
www.westminster.edu/admissions/index.cfm

Westmoreland County Community College
145 Pavilion Lane
Youngwood, PA 15697-1895
(724) 925-4000

Widener University-Main Campus
One University Place
Chester, PA 19013-5792
(610) 499-4000
www.widener.edu/admissions

Wilkes University
84 West South Street
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18766
(570) 408-5000

York College Pennsylvania
Country Club Rd
York, PA 17403-3651
(717) 846-7788
www.ycp.edu/admissions/index.html

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